-Trying to sell with a tenant in place can be difficult so if you remove the tenant to sell you will also have mortgage payments, utilities, etc. during the sale process- If the buyer comes back to you with negotiations after the inspection or appraisal, you may need some wiggle room.Basically, what I am getting at here is that it sounds like you have about $25k equity in the property (if I followed your details correctly) and that is a pretty thin amount to work with when attempting to sell. 

That's an attempt to avoid you finding an agent that can properly handle you investment property needs. 

I have wanted to get going with investing in buy and hold rentals for years and decided that I'm going to give it an honest attempt this year!

I also suggest reaching out to your local municipality and explain that your landlord has illegally shut off your power in an attempt to force you to move.

So in her attempt to save money by not having a realtor, now she will need to hire an attorney.

PMs reasoning for going for $1350 DESPITE our repeated attempts to NOT go that high...is that then we can list the house on Roofstock.com for $130K.   

Seems like Zeus is attempting to politely give you guys the caboose. 

They are attempting to impose their latest developer fee rate of $4.08 per square ft, even on designs less than 750 square ft.Any thoughts? 

The illegality of the proposal, however, hasn’t deterred the authors from attempting to rush its approval.

The smaller tenants mom and pop have paid or at least have attempted to pay something.